Ergonomics International Journal (EOIJ)

ISSN :2577-2953

IF :*5.013

Ergonomics International Journal is specifically designed platform for researchers around the world in the field of Ergonomics. Ergonomics is the study of how humans interact with man-made objects. Ergonomics publish peer reviewed open access articles related to humans and their environments, including, biomechanics, industrial and organizational psychology, mechanical engineering, cognitive psychology, industrial design, information design, kinesiology, physiology, industrial engineering, anthropometry and space psychology. We are glad to invite eminent authors to publish their valuable work in the form of Original Articles, Reviews, Case Reports, Perspectives, News, Short Communications, Proceedings, etc. related to Ergonomics.

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Latest Articles

Policy Article

Comparing Standard and State-of-the-art Firefighter Coats on Postural Balance and Gait in a Live Burn Environment

Villaveces S, Yu Z, Priya M, Altman L, Fang Q, Rungere D, Giri P, Bellacov R, Davis R, Davis K, Kubley A, Kim MK, Schulz M, Shanov V, Jetter W, Williams WJ, Minhaj M, Hasan Z, Rao M and Bhattacharya A*

DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000342

Research Article

Investigating the Integration of Telemedicine into Clinicians Workflow: A Review of Methods

Bonet S and Sasangohar F*

DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000341

Research Article

Risk Assessment of Ergonomic Factors in a Textile Firm by RULA, REBA and Fine Kinney Methods

Aslan I*, Hamitoğlu F, Acar MN and Acar HA

DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000340

Research Article

Impact of Self-Esteem Training on Individuals with Disabilities Aged 17-30

Vaccaro M*, Bollo M, Aiello N, Macmillan K, Vaccaro P, Iona T, Fruci GM and Agnesone M

DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000339

Research Article

Effects of a Psychotherapeutic Pathway Based on Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Creative Contact with Nature in People with Mild Intellectual Disability

Vaccaro M*, Nicolosi D, Aiello N, Macmillan K, Vaccaro P, Iona T, Fruci GM, and Agnesone M

DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000338